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OpenText Lens - Data Visibility and Wedia complement each other well in organizations that need both strong data governance and controlled brand asset management. OpenText Lens helps identify, classify, and reduce risk in unstructured content across repositories, while Wedia manages approved marketing and brand assets for global distribution. Together, they support cleaner content environments, better compliance, and more efficient content operations.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to Wedia
Before migrating legacy file shares, collaboration sites, or content repositories into Wedia, OpenText Lens can scan the source environment to identify outdated, duplicate, or unused brand assets. Marketing and content operations teams can use these findings to decide which files should be archived, deleted, or migrated into Wedia as approved assets.
Business value: Reduces migration volume, lowers storage costs, and prevents obsolete content from entering the DAM.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to Wedia
OpenText Lens can analyze unstructured content stored outside Wedia, such as shared drives or regional content folders, and flag files containing sensitive information, regulated data, or confidential internal material. These findings can be used to determine which assets are safe to publish in Wedia and which require review, redaction, or exclusion.
Business value: Improves compliance and reduces the risk of unauthorized brand or confidential content being distributed globally.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to Wedia
When business units submit content for inclusion in Wedia, OpenText Lens can be used as a pre-ingestion screening layer to classify the content, identify duplicates, and validate whether the asset is appropriate for brand distribution. Only approved, non-redundant content is then loaded into Wedia for regional reuse.
Business value: Improves content quality, reduces duplication, and creates a more trusted asset library for global teams.
Data flow: Wedia to OpenText Lens - Data Visibility
Wedia can provide metadata on asset usage, campaign status, and distribution history. This information can be combined with OpenText Lens analysis to identify assets that are no longer needed, have low reuse value, or may be subject to retention review. Governance teams can then prioritize cleanup actions across connected repositories.
Business value: Helps marketing operations and records management teams enforce retention policies and reduce content clutter.
Data flow: Bi-directional
OpenText Lens can identify where similar or duplicate content exists across enterprise repositories, while Wedia can show which approved assets are actively used across regions and channels. Together, these insights help marketing teams rationalize content libraries, consolidate redundant assets, and standardize the use of master brand materials.
Business value: Increases reuse of approved content, reduces local duplication, and improves brand consistency across markets.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to Wedia
During a DAM consolidation initiative, OpenText Lens can scan legacy repositories to identify content that should be retained, migrated, or discarded before loading into Wedia. This is especially useful when multiple regional teams maintain separate asset libraries with inconsistent naming, ownership, or retention practices.
Business value: Shortens project timelines, reduces manual review effort, and improves the quality of the target DAM environment.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Wedia can provide evidence of asset approval, usage, and distribution, while OpenText Lens can document the broader content landscape and identify where controlled assets may still exist outside the DAM. Compliance, legal, and marketing governance teams can use both systems to support audits, demonstrate control over brand materials, and identify unmanaged content risks.
Business value: Improves audit preparedness, supports policy enforcement, and reduces exposure from unmanaged content repositories.